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Encore CS6, DTS-HDMA/DTS-HD, no sound when burning Blu-ray
I’m having a terrible time trying to author a BD with DTS files. I created some 5.1 DTS-HDMA files in DTS-HD Master Audio Suite and imported into Encore CS6 (Mac) along with my H.264 files. Everything appears to be OK, DTS says “Don’t transcode” and I didn’t get any errors when building the disc. I’m aware you can’t preview DTS files in Encore, but it was my understanding you would hear them when burning a disc. Well, I can’t. No sound at all.
So out of curiosity, I decided to see if there was something wrong with the DTS files I created, and so I ripped a small sample from a commercial Blu-ray to see what would happen with those files. Sure
Y they have to work, right? Well, it got weirder.The DTS files I ripped were of a longer duration than the video clip associated with it. And Encore wouldn’t even let me build a disc. Just gave an error. So I tried splitting the audio into WAVs, recreate the DTS file in DTS-MAS and imported those. No errors, but again, no sound from disc.
The only way I’m able to get audio to work on a disc is by creating .cpl files in DRS-HDMAS. But that defeats the whole purpose of having lossless sound. But at this point, I’d even settle for lossy DTS-HD if it will work.
In short, it doesn’t appear anything with a .dtshd or .dts extension will play nice with Encore. Any ideas?
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3 Replies
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Scott,
I just tested it over here again – MAC Encore CS6 on 10.8.5 with DTS HD MA have been working well.tested with compressor-created H264 1080p23.98 and DTS MAS2.6-suite with 5.1-audiofiles.
danny
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Thanks for looking into it. Strangely, I’m able to get DTS-HDMA, but not the lossy DTS-HD format to work now.
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why dont you use dts hd ma? I dont see a reason to use the loosy dts hd – exept disc-space…
encore is very limited, that could be the reason it wont work.
danny
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